Cutlery argument - tell me who's right?

[TakeItFromMe]

The order of cutlery in the cutlery drawer. Should it go

A. Forks, knives, spoons

or

B. Knives, Forks, Spoons

Things have come to a head today after months of us both stealthily swapping them to the correct way, depending on who's unloading the dishwasher. I said I'd ask Mumsnet and whatever you say will be the way in future (even if it is the wrong way).

Op I was taught that at boarding school, mix the buggers up in the dishwashers so they don't bed down together and retain the filth.
I might change my cutlery drawer after this thread. I can see the laying table sense of having knives to the right.
Do knives, forks and spoons seem like silly words to anybody else?

a cos thats how it goes on the table.

Spoon fork knife here.

Yes, Ava! The more I've been reading this thread, the weirder the words seem!

We don't keep our cutlery in a drawer but the order is fork, knife, spoon, decided based on no reason whatsoever.

Spoon, fork, knife

I think we might be A, but I can't be arsed to get up and check.

OP, I have this delightful image of you spending hours after dinner playing cutlery sudoku with the dishwasher to avoid the aforementioned tessellation.